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The Casselbury is a two-piece U-shaped sectional with a chaise at each end, sold as a right-facing chaise plus a left-facing sofa chaise. Ashley builds it on a corner-blocked frame with a platform foundation that the company says resists sagging better than a spring system, and wraps high-resiliency foam in thick poly fiber. The double-chaise layout seats a family or a group of friends without a separate ottoman. It suits living rooms where a deep U shape fits and buyers want an upholstered, contemporary gray look rather than leather or a modular system. Against reclining sectionals it gives up power recline and storage; against smaller apartment sectionals it takes up more floor space.
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Lowest price we've seen: $1,204.99 on Nov 5 at NFM. Tracked across 8 stores since Nov 5.
Ratings average 4.3 out of 5 across 54 reviews, which points to solid but not universal satisfaction. Owners tend to like the size and the two chaise ends for lounging. Complaints center on firmness and on how the pieces line up once assembled.
The Casselbury is a two-piece, right-facing U-shaped sectional in a gray cement color. It has a double-chaise configuration, so more than one person can stretch out. The set includes a right-arm-facing chaise and a left-arm-facing sofa chaise.
The frame is corner-blocked and the upholstery is polyester. The back is attached, and the seat cushions are reversible. The cushions are high-resiliency foam wrapped in thick poly fiber, and the pillows are filled with soft polyfill. A platform foundation system resists sagging 3x better than a spring system after 20,000 testing cycles. Exposed feet have a faux wood finish.
The sectional measures 124 inches wide, 86 inches deep and 40 inches high.
